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The GLaDOS voice wasn't really the icing on the cake for me, it just seemed like overkill. The film is already a complete nerdgasm, so adding GLaDOS to mix was actually distracting for me, especially considering they could have hired an actual human for the job.

They did hired a human. They hired Ellen McLain, a.k.a the voice of GLaDOS.

I wonder if the "two pilot" scheme is a variation on the old nuclear launch code/key arrangement where two (or more) officers were required to fire a nuclear missile. Even bombers have a variation on that arrangement.

One man in a Jaeger could be "god" (cue evil laughter). Two is a safeguard against that.

From the looks of the trailer, the two pilots have to synchronize their movements when walking, and then since the human brain is divided into two hemispheres (with completely different functions on each half), one of them have to do which hemisphere is supposed to function.

I wonder if the "two pilot" scheme is a variation on the old nuclear launch code/key arrangement where two (or more) officers were required to fire a nuclear missile. Even bombers have a variation on that arrangement.

One man in a Jaeger could be "god" (cue evil laughter). Two is a safeguard against that.

If they are neurally synchronized, isn't that effectively having one person?